Out of an abundance of caution and concern for the safety and health of their audiences and artists, the lead producers of Beyond Babel have decided to suspend performances for the remainder of March and first week of April 2020. The critically acclaimed production will go on hiatus immediately following the 8pm performance tonight, Thursday, March 12.
Performances from March 13 to April 6 will be rescheduled into May 2020. Beyond Babel is currently scheduled to resume performances on Tuesday, April 7 and will now run through Saturday, May 30. The revised performance schedule can be found at www.BeyondBabelShow.com. All ticket purchases for the cancelled dates will be honored and rescheduled to April and May. Anyone who purchased Beyond Babel tickets to the affected performances will be contacted directly by ticketing provider Showclix with additional information. Patrons with further questions can contact info@beyondbabelshow.com. Though there have been no reports of possible COVID-19 cases at the venue (The Gym at Judson, which seats 150), the producers feel very strongly that taking this preventive step is necessary to protect their staff and patrons. "Now, while the Beyond Babel company is still healthy, is the time to take proactive steps to protect not only our incredible performers, but also our audiences and the theater and dance communities at large," said lead producer Josh Aviner. "We must act now to effectively do our part in stemming the spread of COVID-19. We strongly encourage members of the New York performing arts community to consider putting measures in place to enable social distancing and prevent any unnecessary exposure of vulnerable people to the coronavirus."Videos